The Yorkshire Vet

Peter races to aid a cow with a challenging breech birth. Farmers John and Ian fear a backward delivery, but it's a true breech birth, adding urgency to save the calf against time.

Julian cares for Echo, a struggling llama with breathing issues. He conducts his first llama chest X-rays. A troubling sample reveals concerning findings.

Peter tries to save a cow who has suffered a huge prolapse after giving birth. With the newborn calf depending on her mum, the pressure is on.

A sheep faces uncertainty. Is it shot or attacked by a dog or fox? Peter worries about Flynn, a tawny owl he treated months ago. Flynn's remaining eye issues jeopardize his life.

Matt faces a challenging delivery as a laboring ewe from Cannon Hall Farm arrives at the animal hospital. Knowing his team, Matt readies for a high-speed car park intervention.

Peter rushes to aid a worried farmer; a calf unable to stand has potential joint issues. Julian welcomes Exotic Joe, known for his collection of strange and wonderful creatures.

Peter and Matt address antler problems in Prince the Reindeer at Cannon Hall Farm. At Skeldale, Peter reunites with an infamous cockatiel Oscar, who once put a vet in the hospital.

Peter is grappling with the challenges of his new practice. When a farmer rushes in with a heavily pregnant sheep struggling to give birth, Peter’s instincts take over.

Mako, Jackie Barlow’s alpaca, has a massive lump on his face, and is louder than a football crowd. Julian finds him one of the noisiest patients ever.

Peter heads back to the Teasdales’ farm where he recently delivered a healthy calf. But this time the pressure is really on, as the expectant mum belongs to Ian’s young son, Alfie.

A sheep injures herself on metal. Peter deals with the wound, but pregnant with twins, her lambs' lives are in serious danger. Will Peter be able to save all three?